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PurpleLass · 05-05-2005, 18:14

I saw two boys (probably about 10 year olds) cycling down the road the other day. One of them was eating a kitkat and when he'd finished he just threw it over his shoulder. If I'd have been close enough I would have said something.

Last time I was at the bus stop and a boy (from Rhyddings School - let's be in no doubt who's mostly responsible for the sweet wrappers thrown in the close proximity of the school) threw down a wrapper, I ever so innocently said, 'excuse me but I think you've dropped something'. He went bright red and tried to be cocky to me but another lad told him to pick it up.

05-05-2005, 18:14	#4
PurpleLass Full Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 269 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 39	Re: dirty accy I saw two boys (probably about 10 year olds) cycling down the road the other day. One of them was eating a kitkat and when he'd finished he just threw it over his shoulder. If I'd have been close enough I would have said something. Last time I was at the bus stop and a boy (from Rhyddings School - let's be in no doubt who's mostly responsible for the sweet wrappers thrown in the close proximity of the school) threw down a wrapper, I ever so innocently said, 'excuse me but I think you've dropped something'. He went bright red and tried to be cocky to me but another lad told him to pick it up.